Clean / dirty water tanks levels

[kuja87]

Is there an existing issue for this?

• I have searched the existing issues and no issue is describing my feature request or idea

Is your feature request related to a problem?

Can be useful for refill planning

Suggested solution

A sensor for each tank with a percentage or levels (hi / mid / low)

Api example request

No response

Alternatives you've considered

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Additional information

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[edenhaus]

Have you the technical skills to analyse the traffic of your bot or app?
As my bot has no tanks, I cannot find out the correct command

[kuja87]

Have you the technical skills to analyse the traffic of your bot or app? As my bot has no tanks, I cannot find out the correct command

I don't know where to begin, i have a Deebot X1 Omni with two tanks, can you suggest something?

[edenhaus]

Are you familiar with docker?
You could setup a man in the middle proxy and redirect the traffic of your phone through. Afterwards you will able to see all requests of the ecovacs app

[RosemaryOrchard]

I just ran the deebot client on my Mac and found the following in the debug logs:

DEBUG:deebot_client.vacuum_bot:Try to handle message onFwBuryPoint-bd_setting: b'{"header":{"pri":1,"tzm":60,"ts":"1690839128142","ver":"0.0.1","fwVer":"2.3.9","hwVer":"0.1.1","wkVer":"0.1.54"},"body": seeBelow}'

{"gid":"[gid]","index":"0000002627","ts":"1690839128096","id":"1771690839128096","AISL":1,"isPressurized":1,"continue":1,"DND":1,"childLock":0,"autocollect":2,"personalClean":0,"fanspeed":2,"waterAmount":1,"cleanCount":1,"personalCleanSetting":[]}

There is also:

DEBUG:deebot_client.vacuum_bot:Try to handle message onFwBuryPoint-bd_basicinfo: b'{"header":{"pri":1,"tzm":60,"ts":"1690839093028","ver":"0.0.1","fwVer":"2.3.9","hwVer":"0.1.1","wkVer":"0.1.54"},"body": seeBelow}

{"gid":"[gid]","index":"0000002617","ts":"1690839092654","id":"1031690839092654","battery":98,"chargeState":0,"onCharger":0,"robotState":1,"robotPos":"823.12,-1249.48,-1.04","chargerPos":"-264.23,-1788.42,1.34","dirtboxState":1,"mopState":2}

Through some experimentation I believe waterAmount and dirtboxState are both binary elements which are 0 when there is a problem (water top up is needed for waterAmount, and water needs emptying for dirtboxState).

This file from ecovacs.js may be useful for getting the error codes related to these and translating them: https://github.com/mrbungle64/ecovacs-deebot.js/blob/41d0b84c6bad5186147a84f2bd2443029ce889ed/library/errorCodes.json#L45